LJUBLJANA (Reuters) - Slovenia's parliament will hold a vote of confidence on Thursday in the government of the small euro zone country which is trying to avoid an international bailout.
Analysts expect Prime Minister Alenka Bratusek's centre-left government to win the vote, which a parliamentary spokeswoman said on Monday would be linked to amendments to the 2014 budget.
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